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in the dispersion-relation domain

There is no such problem in the dispersion-relation domain, since triplications are impossible there. Figure [*] shows how the three approximations shown in Figure [*] work in the dispersion-relation domain. Just like elliptical anisotropy, Muir's four-parameter approximation is calculated in the dispersion-relation domain by simply using slownesses instead of velocities in the same approximation formula. Note in Figure [*] that the double-elliptic approximation in the dispersion-relation domain is nearly exact for this example.


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12/18/1997